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1CEO Roundtable on CancerPresident George H.W.
Bush, Honorary ChairmanWilliam C. Weldon,
Chairman Robert A. Ingram, Founder Vice
ChairmanApril 28, 2006
2When the CEO Roundtable on Cancer was founded
in 2001, Former President Bush challenged each
Member to be bold and venturesome.
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4History of the CEO Roundtable
- CEO Roundtable-I RTP May 2001
- CEO Roundtable-II Houston Nov. 2001
- CEO Roundtable-III Washington, DC
June 2002 - CEO Roundtable-IV Washington, DC June 2003
- CEO Roundtable-V The Greenbrier, WV May
2004 - CEO Roundtable-VI Washington, DC May 2005
5 CEOs agreed to ask and answer one important
question What are we doing in our own
companies with respect to cancer awareness,
prevention, early diagnosis and optimal
treatment?
6- The question was answered
- No single plan addressed cancer comprehensively
- Milliman, the actuarial group, presented
evidence-based documentation that showed that
cancer awareness, prevention, early diagnosis and
treatment is cost-effective - Outcome
- Commissioned a Task Force to develop a corporate
standard of excellence with respect to cancer
7Hard Savings More Than Offset Incremental
Detection Cost
PEPM Savings for Cancer Interventions 6.65 PEPM
Cost for Cancer Interventions 5.70
Net Savings 0.95
ACS Milliman Study
8- Additional evidence-based data from MD
Anderson Mayo Clinic supported
cost-effectiveness of cancer awareness,
prevention, early diagnosis and treatment,
including clinical trials - Gold Standard Task Force enlarged to include
HR heads, benefit managers occupational health
directors from CEO Roundtable companies
9CEO Roundtable-III
10- CEO Gold Standard Task Force a developed 5
pillars the building blocks of CEO Cancer Gold
StandardTM - CEO Gold Standard Task Force was further asked to
develop strategic deployment of CEO Cancer Gold
StandardTM - Within CEO Roundtable Member companies, and then
- Nationwide to other companies and state
governments
11- CEO Cancer Gold Standard was ratified and its
implementation has begun for 31 million
employees, spouses dependents of Member
companies
12CEO Roundtable-VI
May 23, 2005
13CEO Cancer Gold StandardOur ChallengeTo be
Bold and Venturesome in war on cancer
14The Facts
- Cancer is expensive in hard dollars and more
importantly, in human cost - Significant cost results from medical
treatment, disability, lost work time, loss of
productivity, higher insurance premiums, etc. - One third of all women and one out of two men
will be diagnosed with cancer
15The Good News
- Two thirds of all cancers are preventable.
- Addressing cancer in a comprehensive way is
cost effective.
16Our Response
- Develop and implement the CEO Cancer Gold
Standard - The Process
- Partner with ACS, CDC and others to further
validate content - Engage member companies, corporate medical
directors, and benefit managers - Involve states for a true public-private
partnership
17Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives
- RISK REDUCTION
- Reduce the risk for cancer
- EARLY DETECTION
- Detect it at the earliest possible stage when
treatment can improve outcomes. - QUALITY CARE
- Ensuring access to high-quality treatment
including clinical trials
18Five Areas of Focus The 5 Pillars
- Tobacco Use
- Diet and Nutrition
- Physical Activity
- Screening Early Detection
- Access to Quality Treatment Clinical
Trials
19Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives in 5
critical areas with 2 critical aspects
- Each pillar will focus on culture benefits
- An Example -- Tobacco Use
- Establish enforce tobacco-free worksite.
- Ensure that health benefit plans include coverage
at no cost for evidence-based tobacco treatments
(counseling medications). - Establish workplace-based tobacco cessation
initiatives.
20- CEO Cancer Gold Standard a major initiative
representing a major opportunity to - Win the war on cancer
- Reduce pain suffering
- Save countless lives
21www.CancerGoldStandard.org
- www.CEORoundtableOnCancer.org
22CEO Cancer Gold Standard TM
- For more information, please write to
- Martin.Murphy_at_CEORoundtableOnCancer.org
23Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives in 5 critical
areas
- Five Areas of Focus the five pillars
- Tobacco Use
- Physical Activity
- Diet Nutrition
- Screening Early Detection
- Access to Quality Treatment Clinical Trials